After Urinating In Bins And Damaging Newbridge Restaurant, TikTok User Shows Up To Make Amends

Friday, 21 March 2025 16:13

By Martin Osborne

He made a €500 donation to the Newbridge Day Care Centre and paid for the damage.

A tiktok user who urinated in bins and vandalised a toilet at a Newbridge restaurant has made a donation to charity and paid for the damage he caused.

Speaking to Kfm, Vivian Carroll, the owner of Judge Roy Beans in Newbridge, said the young man showed up this afternoon to make amends.

He made a €500 donation to the Newbridge Day Care Centre and paid for the damage.

The young man's TikTok account contained multiple videos showcasing similar acts of vandalism in various locations, leaving staff to deal with the aftermath.

Following the exposure, the individual reached out to the pub, and issued a formal written apology, acknowledging their behavior as "unacceptable and disrespectful."

They have since apologised and deleted their social media account.

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